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Old 25-05-15, 09:34 AM
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Originally Posted by Bryn Tirion View Post
Bob..... when you get the chance, I wonder if you could do me the favour of removing your air cleaner (it should come off once the single butterfly nut is undone) and look on the body of your carburettor for an ID number. It may be in two places, firstly possibly on a triangular tag, but secondly and always at the base, front left side, facing forwards. There should be 4 digits followed by an S. I would be very interested to find what carb is on your engine.
Bryn

There is no number on either of the places shown in your diagram but there is a number stamped on the left hand side leg as you look at it from the front of the car - that is the other side from where your diagram shows it to be. Unfortunately this is somewhat obscured by a clamp holding a rubber pipe and I do not have the means to remove it at the moment. The number starts E7A 32.... but I can't see the rest of it.


I have tried to attach a photo.

Is this of any use?

Bob
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